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      Home  >  General News  >  Australian Open Chess Championships 2013

      Australian Open Chess Championships 2013

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      The 2013 Australian Open Chess Championships willt ake place on 2-13th January, 2013, at the norths chess club, norths, 12 Abbott Street, Cammeray NSW. The Championships are run by norths chess club on behalf of the Australian Chess Federation and NSWCA in accordance with ACF By-laws.

      The 2013 Australian Open Chess Championships at norths chess club comprise four tournaments. 

      Australian Open Championship, 11 Rounds – FIDE Rated
      Australian Minor – Under 1600, 11 Rounds
      norths chess club Classic – Under 1800, 7 Rounds
      Australian Lightning Championship

      The prize fund is $14,000, the winner of the Open section will take $4,500.

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